Also the new contender, Streamyfin. Bit behind Findroid but they are slowly getting somewhere!
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Also the new contender, Streamyfin. Bit behind Findroid but they are slowly getting somewhere!
I never got hdparm to work for me either. Hd-idle however works like a charm.
I think the official app does let you download but its literally a file on your phone. So you need a file manager and a video player that can play your file in addition. There is generally no management of downloads or a way to see what you downloaded in the official app.
Findroid improves on this massively, I however keep having the issue it doesn’t seem to download images from the library, so all my downloads are grey boxes. Just a cosmetic issue though as they all play fine.
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I am actually using this for quite a while but since its not developed anymore I also need to prep for the inevitable. Posted on this actually but only got one good suggestion, web based server side only though, OliveTin.
See my post https://discuss.tchncs.de/post/17822391
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Thank you! Also thanks for not getting discouraged to answer by all this comment mess.
Would be nice if you could elaborate what exactly you did different than all the others?
Edit: jeez, guys. It was just a question since they said “none of the others met their needs” so I was interested in that? Did that sound that rude? I am not a native English speaker, so I am not sure now. They are completely OK to ignore my question. But cool, will not ask that again and ignore such posts in the future.
I saw some time ago on the Joplin github that they might add the option of saving the notes in markdown somehow, but not sure that’s implemented or even progressing.
I’m going for the hot take and say Obsidian, the note writing app.
There are many alternatives but since Obsidian works well, has tons of plugins, you can use it for free and it stores your notes in nonproprietary markdown format (unless you use some specific features), it has been hard to switch.
I guess a point to ask like the other user already mentioned is, are you using external subtitles?
It’s a really good app, been using it for a few years now on and off. Very user friendly interface.
Data is stored in a log file, which is why I wondered if someone already made a solution that just parses that and presents it as graphs. Couldn’t find that myself but seems like it does not exist.
I get your point and it was an emergency option to at some point take time and do it myself, sure. But that is not what I asked, not even sure when I have the time to do this.
Woah, interesting. Is that like a legal option because it looks like it doesn’t ask you to provide an image or whatever? Not that I mind either way, just curious if this is prone to be deleted soon or not.
What’s the upside of having it in a VM?
Edit: nevermind the legality, found a disclaimer at the bottom of the page.
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That’s… What the person you replied to said in the first place.
Yeah, if phones go via WiFi and the computer is on a cable the IP ranges may differ and that would explain you can access only via one of the two.
So, what about OSMand. Or Magic Earth. Or any other map app?
Browsers are mostly identified by user-agent, or not? If so it isn’t surprising because people like to fake that. In the least to shut down such silly messages like “please use chrome/edge”
Any news about the fork of it? https://github.com/Catfriend1/syncthing-android-fdroid